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Electromagnetic Waves from Household Products and Smart Bus Stops Meet Human Protection Standards
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- The Ministry of Science and ICT said on the 10th that electromagnetic waves were measured from 34 household products in 22 categories, 4 smart bus stops, and 4,780 living environments, and all met the human protection standards.
- According to measurements by the National Radio Research Agency, household products registered between 0.08 and 35.32% of the standard, while the four stops in Songdo New City, Incheon, were at 1.11% or below.
- Residents can check the results on the National Radio Research Agency's 'Electromagnetic Waves in Daily Life' website and also apply for a measurement.
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